» Ontario Birding Photography

Calgary seems to have Pheasant hiding around every corner, If you cant see them you certainly can hear there calls. Most of the time though they take off before you see them, I was lucky to get a few photos of this male before he headed out!

Finally, a little sun looked good bathing our feathered friends today. After many days of overcast it was a joy to photograph birds without high ISOs or fill in flash. Halls Road was the place to be for all the regulars while Thicksons Woods saw Hawks and Owls. Last on the list was the one […]

It was my first time there to see the Hawk Owl, the same Hawk Owl that Ann had photographed on February 18th. Of course by the time I had arrived it was overcast!

Colonel Sam Smith Park in Toronto this afternoon and within 20 minutes a Peregrine Falcon made an appearance and I managed to get a few photographs of this gorgeous falcon!

Leslie Street Spit Wintering Barred Owl & Saw-whet Owls and a bonus well lit Kestrel photos from today.

Made a short trip out to Bluffers Park this afternoon to photograph some ducks and found a strange light phased/morph female mallard? Or? Something?

It was perfect conditions for a drive to Stoney Creek to see the Northern Hawk Owl.

Each time I have visited this area (looking for owls) I have seen a resident Northern Harrier, but this time I saw two of these Marsh hawks quartering the fields low in search of dinner.

Looking for the resident Long-eared owl at Thicksons Woods Waterfront Trail this afternoon and noticed a female Kestrel hunting along the hydro lines..

With this light, I was hoping to catch a few birds in flight with high shutter speeds but didn’t get many opportunities